I am considering getting veneers on my upper laterals. My dentist advised that I may want to consider getting my two front teeth done as well and perhaps even the canines too. I don't really want to get veneers where I don't need to - I don't want to meddle with healthy teeth. But if it is quite noticeable - or often becomes quite noticeable over time - the difference between veneers (on laterals) and natural teeth then I would consider getting more than just the laterals done.
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Yes, for ideal results I would suggest that you correctly position your teeth via orthodontic treatment first. This will address your deep bite and also improve overall fit and function of your teeth. Once orthodontic treatment is complete you may be able to whiten your teeth and not need...
If the changes being made are minimal, that is mostly color, small chipped edges,etc, then temps from your original teeth should be fine. Be sure to look carefully in a mirror at the new ones resting on your teeth before they are bonded in,so you can approve them. If you don't like them or have...
I would suggest posting a few picture of your teeth, so that you could have more specific feedback. You may be fine with going straight to veneers, even with a few crooked teeth, or you may need braces. The cost of veneers will vary by region and experience level of dentist....
